Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-11-02
Dress Tricots, entirely new
and cheap, at Youmans'.


Meat Market. IA
To +. II. Shelley. Kiowa, kans.: You
are being played for a sucker. Let up.
G.. NJ. Martins household was glad
ened by the arrival of girl OH the Is h
ult.
Buy your fruits, nuts aud corrections
of j. X. Young, next door to the post
office. p
The best beef to be had In town is Z
the Central meat market, opposite LIST
National bank.
The leading cigar is the Golden Ea-
GLE" McClarey Il Co., sole agents fer
Medicine Lodge.
Don't buy a Cook Stove until you
have seen Morris. His are going
cheaper than ANYTHING in town. II
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. f..
church, will meet with Mrs. Higgins,
Friday. Mrs. Houchin. secretary.
r. l.. Lindley VIII now set up the
cigars il reminded that a healthy boy
arrived at his house on the Both ult.
At Marquand's meat shop, next door
TO the postotIice, may be found the best
fresh and smoked meats in the city. p
The train for the west passes Sawyer
at 6:5l pm; for the east at ll:3S a. m.
a daily stage runs between Medicine
Lodge and Sawyer.
See DickersOn, at Murphey's harness
shop, for leather chest protectors, cuffs,
collars, hat bands aud ladies' belts. 4
hundred designs and all pretty. %
Chester I. Long now owns pack of
very fine fox hounds, presented to him
this week by an admiring client. The
Dogs are of the Depew breed.
W. W. :. Snoddy. lately of Sedalia.
Missouri. will likely engage actively in
the practice of law in tins city. He
may go in partnership with w. II. Nc
Cague.
\ letter received last week by her
husband, announces that Mrs. Blick-
hahn arrived safely at Los Angeles.
California, and is delighted with the
country and climate.
Ben DePui will remain with Davis
Bros. for the present. at least, and will
be glad to see his many old friends.
lie is we'll acquainted with the stock
and is prepared TO offer bargains.
Mr.. Nichols. of Netawaka, Kansas.
g. e A . Ns..I,,I5 90 .;k -.
was here this week on visit to his old
friends, W. W. Cook and wife. lie
was delighted with this city and its
people.
DR.. Davis returned from his western
! trip last Thursday. lie was not charm
ed with the Pacific coast, finding that
his bronchial troubles were not alIevia-
ted there. lie is here to stay for the
present.
w. III. McCague has moved his Office
into the Thompson block, upstairs.
Tie is n young man who is making rap
id strides in his profession and his
many friends will he glad to know that
he is prospecting.
"All HallOw Fen" was duly observed
by many of the young people of this
city, Monday night. Misplaced signs.
barricaded doors. and plumber piled in
the streets told of the enterprise and
mischief of Young America.
Mr.. Benz. Glasgow and wife, of Hull
England. and Mr.. Chas. Hutchinson anu
son, of Des MOines, Iowa. are here. AT
the Grand. These gentlemen have fur
nished Cunningham Bros. Il Co. with
thousands of dollars to loan on farms
in Barber county.
Il. Il. Reynolds was down from sur
City last Saturday and stated that IN
q few weeks he would. with his family
move to LipsCoE;b county Texas, where
he has taken up section Of land. Bar
her county cannot we'll afford 10 LOSE
many such citizens.
Two years ago the INDEX promised
the people that il they elected Jim Hal
To office that they would not regret il
lie was elected and we have yet to heal
IF one man who says that he has moi
been an acceptable officer, Again We
say, vote for Hall this year.
A protracted meeting will be begun
at the Christian church i'm this city OF
next Sunday, conducted by Elder Me
Farland, assisted by Elder 7. w. Cot
tingham. of CherryyaIe, who is said t
be one of the ablest preachers and evan
gelists of that denomination in the
state.
The democrats of IIaZelton township
have nominated the following ticket
Trustee, II. ID, Breaky: treasurer, J
III. Hardin; Clerk, ID. X. smith; Justice
". ii. Virgins; constables. e.. W
simpson and w. c. Afford: road over
ssers. LIST district. j. \. Mckenzie; 2nC
district, Ed. Mathews.
speaking Of substitutes in the army
q gentleman this week told us that {
prominent 'old soldier a candidat,
who is working that element for all II
is worth. during the present canvass
was nothing more than paid lOO-day'
substitute. lie did not give the partic
ulars, however, and so we are out 1
rattling good news item.
Walter Nurse. aged about p years
died at his home, one mile northwes
of Mingona, Monday night, Oct. 81
1887. after n sickness of three weeks
with typhoid fever. lie was a singh
man. lie leaves a mother, sister, an,
two brothers to mourn his departure
lie was a popular young man in III
community.
Can any honest and consideration
temperance man vote for Rigg for sher
iffy We don't mean can a prohibition
ist vote for him. but can anv man VIII,